Raker Rhodes Engineering worked with SVPA Architects for the complete design of North Liberty High School in North Liberty, Iowa. Phase 1 of the new Liberty High School includes 263,000 square feet with a capacity of 1,000 students in grades 9-12. The new high school features cutting edge technology and includes 40 traditional classrooms; 2 gymnasiums; multiple student collaboration areas; a media center; an 830-seat auditorium; band, orchestra, and choir rooms; two art rooms; a shop area; a special education suite; and a multi-purpose commons area where students will eat. Phase 2 includes new outdoor athletic venues for competition football, a soccer field, track and field event spaces, baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, grandstands and a bus storage/ maintenance building. Phase 3 will be a classroom wing addition to increase capacity from 1,000 to 1,500 students.